Zoetis Raises $100,000 More for Beyond Blue's Rural Mental Health Work
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The animal health company Zoetis has raised another $100,000 for Beyond Blue's rural mental health effort. The fundraising campaign ran from 15 July to 31 October 2026, and it helped support Beyond Blue's mental health services for people in the country.
The money went to Beyond Blue's Support Service, which is free, confidential and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. People who are struggling with their mental health can use the service at any time, which is important for farmers and others in regional areas who may find it harder to access care.
Rural communities across Australia often face particular challenges, such as long distances to health professionals, drought, financial pressure and isolation. Because of this, organisations like Beyond Blue have focused on creating support programs that reach people living outside major cities. Funding from businesses and industry groups helps these programs continue.
Zoetis has a connection to the farming sector, and its campaign shows how companies that serve agriculture can support the wellbeing of the people who work in it. Beyond Blue encourages anyone who needs help to contact its Support Service for free and confidential advice.
Sources: Sheep Central
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